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Ed knew every bit of Johnny's personality, every bit of it, because Ed has a similar personality.

Very narcissistic, very self-centered, only thinks about himself, and when you have two guys like that, both very successful,

it led to Johnny saying, screw it, I'm done with this, close it down.

Alright, welcome back to industry standard with me, berrycats. Very exciting times here with my guest today, Henry Bushkin.

I am very, very excited, but first I'd like to tell a little story that's sort of as a sixth degree of separation to my guest in my own life.

I started going to college in Boston, and I quickly was involved in running a comedy club called Play It Again Sam's, which was a very weird place in a sense.

It had four entities inside. It had a pub where there was a guitar player in a corner underneath a television set who played inside the bar and entertained that little small area of people.

It was a restaurant in the middle. There was a movie bar on the other side, which was larger than had couches and tables.

And this is before DVD and video or digital entertainment.

The owner of the club would rent films, and he would play them.

For instance, if there's a movie that you know of, let's say that's coming out on DVD, it released on whatever digital platform, and you know it's going to be released in so many weeks after the movie.

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